Digest Number 1592

April 2, 2006

Hi all Learned Group members,

I have a specific problem:

My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

morning of 14th may).

As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

"Varjyam" exists.

Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

on both the parties.

I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

For your reference:

Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

Star of bride: Mrigasira 1st leg.

Kindly let me know if u need any further information.

Thanks in advance in anticipation of a solution.

Krishna

--- wrote:

> There are 7 messages in this issue.

>

> Topics in this digest:

>

> 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> B K <bkgswu

> 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> Guru and Rahu

> "rishi_2000in"

> <rishi_2000in

> 3. janma nakshtra

> "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha

> 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> Hasmukhrai Mehta

> <astroclinik

> 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> Anan <urvija

> 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> help me

> Rahul <rahoole

> 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> "Sreenadh" <sreelid

>

______________________

>

______________________

>

> Message: 1

> Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> B K <bkgswu

> Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

>

> London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> Correspondent

> THE TIMES MARCH 24

> 2006

> WEB SITE:

>

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

>

> NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

>

> DOZENS of the world’s cities, including London and

> New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> century, according to research which suggests that

> global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> than was previously thought.

> The first study to combine computer models of

> rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> at risk.

> The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> the research now believe are on track to release

> vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> level.

> While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> stable.

> The historical data, however, show that the last

> time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> which could be as great as 20ft.

> Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> islands and New Orleans.

> “Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> implications are global,” said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. “These ice

> sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> needed isn’t that much above present conditions.”

> Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> University of Arizona, said: “This is a real

> eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> 10ft of sea level rise.”

> The findings, which are published today in the

> journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> above present levels — a similar level to that

> predicted for the end of this century.

> The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> records showed that the total global rise was

> between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> continent itself into the sea.

> He said that this was particularly worrying at

> present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> to the sea easily.

> Several recent studies have indicated that the

> Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> thinning. Both are expected to take several

> centuries to melt completely, but could release

> substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> emissions contributing to global warming.

>

> To safe guard from external calamities with the

> Power of the Only True Spiritual Knowledge please

> contact : http://www.bkwsu.org/

>

> New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones

> from your PC and save big.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

______________________

>

______________________

>

> Message: 2

> Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in

> Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> Guru and Rahu

>

> Krishnanji,

> Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> are a function

> of time.

> The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> any age.

> Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> played their role

> and continue doing so even today.

> For what would be good if there is no bad.

> For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> reddem ourselves

> through our own karmas.

> regards

> rishi

>

> , vattem

> krishnan

> <bursar_99 wrote:

> >

> > Dear Friends,

> > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> through

> Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> Mantreswarji.

> > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> today's society is

> due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> Guru.Incase if

> we have to have continuity we must find changed

> world as different

> from the past.what actually sounds as these

> "changes"that are gloomy

> and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> good things

> (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> day to day basis)

> which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> Humanbeing is the

> best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> convinced.This approach

> and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> advent

=== message truncated ===

April 2, 2006

Dear Friend,

Like rahu kalam and durmuhurtam ,varjyam may not be that real issue for has no

real astrological significance as seen from muhurta chintamani.In any case

please mention place of marraige also to find time variations according to

Panchangam.This traditional /conventional belief can also be tackled by Purohit

ji in a technical manner.marrige with some kind of pooja(like navagraha

pooja,vigneswara pooja) if started before varjyam there will not be

problem.Marriage significnace really varies culturally too and region specific

event.

krishnan

krishna kanth <kritels wrote:

Hi all Learned Group members,

I have a specific problem:

My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

morning of 14th may).

As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

"Varjyam" exists.

Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

on both the parties.

I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

For your reference:

Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

Star of bride: Mrigasira 1st leg.

Kindly let me know if u need any further information.

Thanks in advance in anticipation of a solution.

Krishna

--- wrote:

> There are 7 messages in this issue.

>

> Topics in this digest:

>

> 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> B K <bkgswu

> 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> Guru and Rahu

> "rishi_2000in"

> <rishi_2000in

> 3. janma nakshtra

> "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha

> 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> Hasmukhrai Mehta

> <astroclinik

> 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> Anan <urvija

> 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> help me

> Rahul <rahoole

> 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> "Sreenadh" <sreelid

>

______________________

>

______________________

>

> Message: 1

> Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> B K <bkgswu

> Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

>

> London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> Correspondent

> THE TIMES MARCH 24

> 2006

> WEB SITE:

>

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

>

> NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

>

> DOZENS of the world’s cities, including London and

> New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> century, according to research which suggests that

> global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> than was previously thought.

> The first study to combine computer models of

> rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> at risk.

> The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> the research now believe are on track to release

> vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> level.

> While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> stable.

> The historical data, however, show that the last

> time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> which could be as great as 20ft.

> Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> islands and New Orleans.

> “Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> implications are global,” said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. “These ice

> sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> needed isn’t that much above present conditions.”

> Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> University of Arizona, said: “This is a real

> eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> 10ft of sea level rise.”

> The findings, which are published today in the

> journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> above present levels — a similar level to that

> predicted for the end of this century.

> The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> records showed that the total global rise was

> between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> continent itself into the sea.

> He said that this was particularly worrying at

> present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> to the sea easily.

> Several recent studies have indicated that the

> Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> thinning. Both are expected to take several

> centuries to melt completely, but could release

> substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> emissions contributing to global warming.

>

> To safe guard from external calamities with the

> Power of the Only True Spiritual Knowledge please

> contact : http://www.bkwsu.org/

>

> New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones

> from your PC and save big.

>

> [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

>

______________________

>

______________________

>

> Message: 2

> Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in

> Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> Guru and Rahu

>

> Krishnanji,

> Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> are a function

> of time.

> The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> any age.

> Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> played their role

> and continue doing so even today.

> For what would be good if there is no bad.

> For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> reddem ourselves

> through our own karmas.

> regards

> rishi

>

> , vattem

> krishnan

> <bursar_99 wrote:

> >

> > Dear Friends,

> > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> through

> Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> Mantreswarji.

> > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> today's society is

> due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> Guru.Incase if

> we have to have continuity we must find changed

> world as different

> from the past.what actually sounds as these

> "changes"that are gloomy

> and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> good things

> (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> day to day basis)

> which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> Humanbeing is the

> best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> convinced.This approach

> and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> advent

=== message truncated ===

SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH THE TASTE OF

ABSOLUTE BLISS.

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April 3, 2006

Sri Krishnan ji,

My Marriage is scheduled at Hyderabad.And would be done acording to

Telugu brahmin traditions.

Although we start Pooja before the varjyam, since the main muhurat,

wherein, the Mangalasutra is tied will be falling in Varjyam. Can

this be acceptable?

Please advice.

Thanks and Regards

Krishna

, vattem krishnan

<bursar_99 wrote:

>

> Dear Friend,

> Like rahu kalam and durmuhurtam ,varjyam may not be that real

issue for has no real astrological significance as seen from muhurta

chintamani.In any case please mention place of marraige also to find

time variations according to Panchangam.This

traditional /conventional belief can also be tackled by Purohit ji

in a technical manner.marrige with some kind of pooja(like navagraha

pooja,vigneswara pooja) if started before varjyam there will not be

problem.Marriage significnace really varies culturally too and

region specific event.

> krishnan

>

> krishna kanth <kritels wrote:

>

> Hi all Learned Group members,

>

> I have a specific problem:

>

> My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

> 2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

> morning of 14th may).

>

> As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

> "Varjyam" exists.

>

> Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

> booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

> of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

> on both the parties.

>

> I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

> suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

>

> For your reference:

>

> Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

> Star of bride: Mrigasira 1st leg.

>

> Kindly let me know if u need any further information.

>

> Thanks in advance in anticipation of a solution.

>

> Krishna

> --- wrote:

>

> > There are 7 messages in this issue.

> >

> > Topics in this digest:

> >

> > 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > B K <bkgswu

> > 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > Guru and Rahu

> > "rishi_2000in"

> > <rishi_2000in

> > 3. janma nakshtra

> > "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha

> > 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> > Hasmukhrai Mehta

> > <astroclinik

> > 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> > Anan <urvija

> > 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> > help me

> > Rahul <rahoole

> > 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> > "Sreenadh" <sreelid

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

> > Message: 1

> > Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> > B K <bkgswu

> > Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> >

> > London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> > into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> > Correspondent

> > THE TIMES MARCH 24

> > 2006

> > WEB SITE:

> >

> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

> >

> > NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> > CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

> >

> > DOZENS of the world's cities, including London and

> > New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> > century, according to research which suggests that

> > global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> > than was previously thought.

> > The first study to combine computer models of

> > rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> > climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> > up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> > at risk.

> > The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> > Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> > the research now believe are on track to release

> > vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> > than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> > events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> > the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> > 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> > level.

> > While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> > melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> > 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> > the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> > stable.

> > The historical data, however, show that the last

> > time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> > rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> > Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> > than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> > That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> > to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> > significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> > which could be as great as 20ft.

> > Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> > New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> > Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> > inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> > extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> > islands and New Orleans.

> > "Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> > implications are global," said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> > of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> > in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. "These ice

> > sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> > needed isn't that much above present conditions."

> > Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> > University of Arizona, said: "This is a real

> > eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> > was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> > Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> > two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> > Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> > research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> > melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> > 10ft of sea level rise."

> > The findings, which are published today in the

> > journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> > data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> > natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> > the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> > period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> > temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> > above present levels — a similar level to that

> > predicted for the end of this century.

> > The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> > raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> > records showed that the total global rise was

> > between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> > melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> > explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> > shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> > become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> > have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> > continent itself into the sea.

> > He said that this was particularly worrying at

> > present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> > lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> > to the sea easily.

> > Several recent studies have indicated that the

> > Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> > raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> > sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> > thinning. Both are expected to take several

> > centuries to melt completely, but could release

> > substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> > Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> > urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> > emissions contributing to global warming.

> >

> > To safe guard from external calamities with the

> > Power of the Only True Spiritual Knowledge please

> > contact : http://www.bkwsu.org/

> >

> > New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones

> > from your PC and save big.

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

> > Message: 2

> > Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> > "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in

> > Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > Guru and Rahu

> >

> > Krishnanji,

> > Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> > are a function

> > of time.

> > The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> > any age.

> > Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> > played their role

> > and continue doing so even today.

> > For what would be good if there is no bad.

> > For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> > They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> > reddem ourselves

> > through our own karmas.

> > regards

> > rishi

> >

> > , vattem

> > krishnan

> > <bursar_99@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Friends,

> > > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> > through

> > Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> > Mantreswarji.

> > > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> > today's society is

> > due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> > Guru.Incase if

> > we have to have continuity we must find changed

> > world as different

> > from the past.what actually sounds as these

> > "changes"that are gloomy

> > and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> > good things

> > (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> > day to day basis)

> > which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> > Humanbeing is the

> > best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> > convinced.This approach

> > and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> > advent

> === message truncated ===

>

> SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH

THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS.

>

> Visit your group "" on the web.

>

> Terms of

Service.

>

> How low will we go? Check out Messenger's low PC-to-Phone

call rates.

>

April 3, 2006

Dear Friend,

i think tradition gives importance to muhurtam(jeela kara bella) and is taking

place before varjam.

As far as mangala sootram during varjam(upto3A.M) can be over come slightly

with some vedukalu(for adjustment putpose talambralu).infact as kanyadanam is

over there is not much problem.Since it has come in mind,the event slightly

needs to be stretched than required.Chandra balam is there as it is poornima

day.may be order of talambralu etc are possible to be preponed.best guide is the

purohit conducting the function.

krishnan

kritels <kritels wrote:

Sri Krishnan ji,

My Marriage is scheduled at Hyderabad.And would be done acording to

Telugu brahmin traditions.

Although we start Pooja before the varjyam, since the main muhurat,

wherein, the Mangalasutra is tied will be falling in Varjyam. Can

this be acceptable?

Please advice.

Thanks and Regards

Krishna

, vattem krishnan

<bursar_99 wrote:

>

> Dear Friend,

> Like rahu kalam and durmuhurtam ,varjyam may not be that real

issue for has no real astrological significance as seen from muhurta

chintamani.In any case please mention place of marraige also to find

time variations according to Panchangam.This

traditional /conventional belief can also be tackled by Purohit ji

in a technical manner.marrige with some kind of pooja(like navagraha

pooja,vigneswara pooja) if started before varjyam there will not be

problem.Marriage significnace really varies culturally too and

region specific event.

> krishnan

>

> krishna kanth <kritels wrote:

>

> Hi all Learned Group members,

>

> I have a specific problem:

>

> My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

> 2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

> morning of 14th may).

>

> As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

> "Varjyam" exists.

>

> Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

> booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

> of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

> on both the parties.

>

> I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

> suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

>

> For your reference:

>

> Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

> Star of bride: Mrigasira 1st leg.

>

> Kindly let me know if u need any further information.

>

> Thanks in advance in anticipation of a solution.

>

> Krishna

> --- wrote:

>

> > There are 7 messages in this issue.

> >

> > Topics in this digest:

> >

> > 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > B K <bkgswu

> > 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > Guru and Rahu

> > "rishi_2000in"

> > <rishi_2000in

> > 3. janma nakshtra

> > "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha

> > 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> > Hasmukhrai Mehta

> > <astroclinik

> > 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> > Anan <urvija

> > 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> > help me

> > Rahul <rahoole

> > 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> > "Sreenadh" <sreelid

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

> > Message: 1

> > Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> > B K <bkgswu

> > Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> >

> > London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> > into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> > Correspondent

> > THE TIMES MARCH 24

> > 2006

> > WEB SITE:

> >

> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

> >

> > NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> > CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

> >

> > DOZENS of the world's cities, including London and

> > New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> > century, according to research which suggests that

> > global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> > than was previously thought.

> > The first study to combine computer models of

> > rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> > climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> > up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> > at risk.

> > The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> > Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> > the research now believe are on track to release

> > vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> > than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> > events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> > the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> > 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> > level.

> > While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> > melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> > 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> > the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> > stable.

> > The historical data, however, show that the last

> > time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> > rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> > Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> > than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> > That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> > to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> > significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> > which could be as great as 20ft.

> > Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> > New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> > Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> > inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> > extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> > islands and New Orleans.

> > "Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> > implications are global," said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> > of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> > in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. "These ice

> > sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> > needed isn't that much above present conditions."

> > Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> > University of Arizona, said: "This is a real

> > eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> > was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> > Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> > two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> > Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> > research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> > melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> > 10ft of sea level rise."

> > The findings, which are published today in the

> > journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> > data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> > natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> > the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> > period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> > temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> > above present levels — a similar level to that

> > predicted for the end of this century.

> > The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> > raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> > records showed that the total global rise was

> > between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> > melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> > explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> > shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> > become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> > have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> > continent itself into the sea.

> > He said that this was particularly worrying at

> > present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> > lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> > to the sea easily.

> > Several recent studies have indicated that the

> > Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> > raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> > sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> > thinning. Both are expected to take several

> > centuries to melt completely, but could release

> > substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> > Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> > urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> > emissions contributing to global warming.

> >

> > To safe guard from external calamities with the

> > Power of the Only True Spiritual Knowledge please

> > contact : http://www.bkwsu.org/

> >

> > New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones

> > from your PC and save big.

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > removed]

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

>

___________________

___

> >

> > Message: 2

> > Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> > "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in

> > Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > Guru and Rahu

> >

> > Krishnanji,

> > Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> > are a function

> > of time.

> > The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> > any age.

> > Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> > played their role

> > and continue doing so even today.

> > For what would be good if there is no bad.

> > For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> > They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> > reddem ourselves

> > through our own karmas.

> > regards

> > rishi

> >

> > , vattem

> > krishnan

> > <bursar_99@> wrote:

> > >

> > > Dear Friends,

> > > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> > through

> > Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> > Mantreswarji.

> > > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> > today's society is

> > due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> > Guru.Incase if

> > we have to have continuity we must find changed

> > world as different

> > from the past.what actually sounds as these

> > "changes"that are gloomy

> > and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> > good things

> > (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> > day to day basis)

> > which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> > Humanbeing is the

> > best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> > convinced.This approach

> > and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> > advent

> === message truncated ===

>

> SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND RELISH

THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS.

>

> Visit your group "" on the web.

>

> Terms of

Service.

>

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April 3, 2006

, vattem krishnan

<bursar_99 wrote:

>

> Dear Friend,

> i think tradition gives importance to muhurtam(jeela kara bella)

and is taking place before varjam.

> As far as mangala sootram during varjam(upto3A.M) can be over

come slightly with some vedukalu(for adjustment putpose

talambralu).infact as kanyadanam is over there is not much

problem.Since it has come in mind,the event slightly needs to be

stretched than required.Chandra balam is there as it is poornima

day.may be order of talambralu etc are possible to be preponed.best

guide is the purohit conducting the function.

> krishnan

>

> kritels <kritels wrote:

>

> Sri Krishnan ji,

>

> My Marriage is scheduled at Hyderabad.And would be done acording

to

> Telugu brahmin traditions.

>

> Although we start Pooja before the varjyam, since the main

muhurat,

> wherein, the Mangalasutra is tied will be falling in Varjyam. Can

> this be acceptable?

>

> Please advice.

>

> Thanks and Regards

> Krishna

>

> , vattem krishnan

> <bursar_99@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Friend,

> > Like rahu kalam and durmuhurtam ,varjyam may not be that real

> issue for has no real astrological significance as seen from

muhurta

> chintamani.In any case please mention place of marraige also to

find

> time variations according to Panchangam.This

> traditional /conventional belief can also be tackled by Purohit ji

> in a technical manner.marrige with some kind of pooja(like

navagraha

> pooja,vigneswara pooja) if started before varjyam there will not

be

> problem.Marriage significnace really varies culturally too and

> region specific event.

> > krishnan

> >

> > krishna kanth <kritels@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi all Learned Group members,

> >

> > I have a specific problem:

> >

> > My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

> > 2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

> > morning of 14th may).

> >

> > As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

> > "Varjyam" exists.

> >

> > Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

> > booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

> > of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

> > on both the parties.

> >

> > I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

> > suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

> >

> > For your reference:

> >

> > Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

> > Star of bride: Mrigasira 1st leg.

> >

> > Kindly let me know if u need any further information.

> >

> > Thanks in advance in anticipation of a solution.

> >

> > Krishna

> > --- wrote:

> >

> > > There are 7 messages in this issue.

> > >

> > > Topics in this digest:

> > >

> > > 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > > B K <bkgswu@>

> > > 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > > Guru and Rahu

> > > "rishi_2000in"

> > > <rishi_2000in@>

> > > 3. janma nakshtra

> > > "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha@>

> > > 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> > > Hasmukhrai Mehta

> > > <astroclinik@>

> > > 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> > > Anan <urvija@>

> > > 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> > > help me

> > > Rahul <rahoole@>

> > > 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> > > "Sreenadh" <sreelid@>

> > >

> >

>

___________________

> ___

> > >

> >

>

___________________

> ___

> > >

> > > Message: 1

> > > Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> > > B K <bkgswu@>

> > > Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > >

> > > London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> > > into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> > > Correspondent

> > > THE TIMES MARCH 24

> > > 2006

> > > WEB SITE:

> > >

> > http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

> > >

> > > NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> > > CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

> > >

> > > DOZENS of the world's cities, including London and

> > > New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> > > century, according to research which suggests that

> > > global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> > > than was previously thought.

> > > The first study to combine computer models of

> > > rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> > > climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> > > up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> > > at risk.

> > > The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> > > Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> > > the research now believe are on track to release

> > > vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> > > than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> > > events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> > > the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> > > 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> > > level.

> > > While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> > > melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> > > 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> > > the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> > > stable.

> > > The historical data, however, show that the last

> > > time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> > > rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> > > Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> > > than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> > > That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> > > to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> > > significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> > > which could be as great as 20ft.

> > > Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> > > New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> > > Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> > > inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> > > extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> > > islands and New Orleans.

> > > "Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> > > implications are global," said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> > > of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> > > in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. "These ice

> > > sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> > > needed isn't that much above present conditions."

> > > Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> > > University of Arizona, said: "This is a real

> > > eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> > > was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> > > Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> > > two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> > > Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> > > research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> > > melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> > > 10ft of sea level rise."

> > > The findings, which are published today in the

> > > journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> > > data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> > > natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> > > the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> > > period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> > > temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> > > above present levels — a similar level to that

> > > predicted for the end of this century.

> > > The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> > > raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> > > records showed that the total global rise was

> > > between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> > > melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> > > explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> > > shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> > > become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> > > have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> > > continent itself into the sea.

> > > He said that this was particularly worrying at

> > > present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> > > lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> > > to the sea easily.

> > > Several recent studies have indicated that the

> > > Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> > > raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> > > sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> > > thinning. Both are expected to take several

> > > centuries to melt completely, but could release

> > > substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> > > Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> > > urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> > > emissions contributing to global warming.

> > >

> > > To safe guard from external calamities with the

> > > Power of the Only True Spiritual Knowledge please

> > > contact : http://www.bkwsu.org/

> > >

> > > New Messenger with Voice. Call regular phones

> > > from your PC and save big.

> > >

> > > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> > > removed]

> > >

> >

>

___________________

> ___

> > >

> >

>

___________________

> ___

> > >

> > > Message: 2

> > > Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> > > "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in@>

> > > Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > > Guru and Rahu

> > >

> > > Krishnanji,

> > > Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> > > are a function

> > > of time.

> > > The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> > > any age.

> > > Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> > > played their role

> > > and continue doing so even today.

> > > For what would be good if there is no bad.

> > > For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> > > They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> > > reddem ourselves

> > > through our own karmas.

> > > regards

> > > rishi

> > >

> > > , vattem

> > > krishnan

> > > <bursar_99@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Friends,

> > > > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> > > through

> > > Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> > > Mantreswarji.

> > > > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> > > today's society is

> > > due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> > > Guru.Incase if

> > > we have to have continuity we must find changed

> > > world as different

> > > from the past.what actually sounds as these

> > > "changes"that are gloomy

> > > and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> > > good things

> > > (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> > > day to day basis)

> > > which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > > > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> > > Humanbeing is the

> > > best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> > > convinced.This approach

> > > and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> > > advent

> > === message truncated ===

> >

> > SURRENDER JOYFULLY TO THE WILL OF THE ULTIMATE DIVINITY AND

RELISH

> THE TASTE OF ABSOLUTE BLISS.

> >

> > Visit your group "" on the web.

> >

> > Terms of

> Service.

> >

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Phone

> call rates.

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April 3, 2006

dear friend krishna

it is not just muhurtam it is the "SU MUHURTAM". this is the most

important part of the marriage ceremony. at this point of time,

the "nireekshana" is over and "veekshana" begins. at this

auspicious time, when jeera and bellam is mixed and kept near the

brahma randhram on the head of each other with right hand, it creats

a spark of positive electric energy which has scientific rationale.

with that spark of energy, both the groom and the bride are focused

on each other and glued to one another and the energy passes through

one another and they get connected to one another with this energy,

even when they are in public gaze. this is further sanctified by

recital of surya suktam and other vedic mantras. rest all things

like mangalya dharanam have thier own mythical as well as scientific

reasonings but this "SUMUHURTAM" is the moment when you both become

one. so please be focused only on this sumuhurtam and not bother

too much about other formalities.

the important point to note in this SUMUHURTAM is that, with a

curtain in between the bride and the groom, they both are connected

first through this jeera-bellam created energy and then only they

see each other.

with best wishes and blessings

arjun

, vattem krishnan

<bursar_99 wrote:

>

> Dear Friend,

> i think tradition gives importance to muhurtam(jeela kara bella)

and is taking place before varjam.

> As far as mangala sootram during varjam(upto3A.M) can be over

come slightly with some vedukalu(for adjustment putpose

talambralu).infact as kanyadanam is over there is not much

problem.Since it has come in mind,the event slightly needs to be

stretched than required.Chandra balam is there as it is poornima

day.may be order of talambralu etc are possible to be preponed.best

guide is the purohit conducting the function.

> krishnan

>

> kritels <kritels wrote:

>

> Sri Krishnan ji,

>

> My Marriage is scheduled at Hyderabad.And would be done acording

to

> Telugu brahmin traditions.

>

> Although we start Pooja before the varjyam, since the main

muhurat,

> wherein, the Mangalasutra is tied will be falling in Varjyam. Can

> this be acceptable?

>

> Please advice.

>

> Thanks and Regards

> Krishna

>

> , vattem krishnan

> <bursar_99@> wrote:

> >

> > Dear Friend,

> > Like rahu kalam and durmuhurtam ,varjyam may not be that real

> issue for has no real astrological significance as seen from

muhurta

> chintamani.In any case please mention place of marraige also to

find

> time variations according to Panchangam.This

> traditional /conventional belief can also be tackled by Purohit ji

> in a technical manner.marrige with some kind of pooja(like

navagraha

> pooja,vigneswara pooja) if started before varjyam there will not

be

> problem.Marriage significnace really varies culturally too and

> region specific event.

> > krishnan

> >

> > krishna kanth <kritels@> wrote:

> >

> > Hi all Learned Group members,

> >

> > I have a specific problem:

> >

> > My marriage muhurat is been fixed on May 13th 2006 at

> > 2.29 am i.e (according to calender it'll be early

> > morning of 14th may).

> >

> > As was found later, that muhurat is been set in where

> > "Varjyam" exists.

> >

> > Now that most of the aqrrangements have been done like

> > booking of function hall, tickets everything,the shift

> > of the date would mean a very very expensive exercise

> > on both the parties.

> >

> > I request all you guru's to look at this issue and

> > suggest me if any aletrnative exists.

> >

> > For your reference:

> >

> > Stars of Bridegroom: uttara 2nd leg

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> > > There are 7 messages in this issue.

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> > > Topics in this digest:

> > >

> > > 1. Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > > B K <bkgswu@>

> > > 2. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > > Guru and Rahu

> > > "rishi_2000in"

> > > <rishi_2000in@>

> > > 3. janma nakshtra

> > > "js_sunitha" <js_sunitha@>

> > > 4. Re: janma nakshtra

> > > Hasmukhrai Mehta

> > > <astroclinik@>

> > > 5. Re: janma nakshtra

> > > Anan <urvija@>

> > > 6. Re: I m Facing some typical problem pls

> > > help me

> > > Rahul <rahoole@>

> > > 7. Re: aspects of rahu ketu 30/3, apr 1

> > > "Sreenadh" <sreelid@>

> > >

> >

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> > > Sat, 1 Apr 2006 21:29:31 -0800 (PST)

> > > B K <bkgswu@>

> > > Global Warming / Atom Bomb Catastrophe

> > >

> > > London 'under water by 2100' as Antarctica crumbles

> > > into the sea By Mark Henderson, Science

> > > Correspondent

> > > THE TIMES MARCH 24

> > > 2006

> > > WEB SITE:

> > >

> > http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2-2100776,00.html

> > >

> > > NOTE: ATOM BOMB (Testing or falling) ON SEA CAN

> > > CREATE THE SAME EFFECT IN AN INSTANT……….?

> > >

> > > DOZENS of the world's cities, including London and

> > > New York, could be flooded by the end of the

> > > century, according to research which suggests that

> > > global warming will increase sea levels more rapidly

> > > than was previously thought.

> > > The first study to combine computer models of

> > > rising temperatures with records of the ancient

> > > climate has indicated that sea levels could rise by

> > > up to 20ft (6m) by 2100, placing millions of people

> > > at risk.

> > > The threat comes from melting ice sheets in

> > > Greenland and Antarctica, which scientists behind

> > > the research now believe are on track to release

> > > vast volumes of water significantly more quickly

> > > than older models have predicted. Their analysis of

> > > events between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago, when

> > > the Arctic last warmed to temperatures forecast for

> > > 2100, shows that there could be large rises in sea

> > > level.

> > > While the Greenland ice sheet is expected to start

> > > melting as summer temperatures in the Arctic rise by

> > > 3C degrees to 5C (5.4F-9F), most models suggest that

> > > the ice sheets of Antarctica will remain more

> > > stable.

> > > The historical data, however, show that the last

> > > time that Greenland became this warm, the sea level

> > > rise generated by meltwater destabilised the

> > > Antarctic ice, leading to a much higher increase

> > > than can be explained by Arctic ice alone.

> > > That means that the models of sea-level rise used

> > > to predict an increase of up to 3ft by 2100 may have

> > > significantly underestimated its ultimate extent,

> > > which could be as great as 20ft.

> > > Such a rise would threaten cities such as London,

> > > New York, Bombay and Tokyo. Large parts of the

> > > Netherlands, Bangladesh and Florida would be

> > > inundated, and even smaller rises would flood

> > > extreme low-lying areas, such as several Pacific

> > > islands and New Orleans.

> > > "Although the focus of our work is polar, the

> > > implications are global," said Bette Otto-Bliesner,

> > > of the US National Centre for Atmospheric Research

> > > in Boulder, Colorado, who led the study. "These ice

> > > sheets melted before and sea levels rose. The warmth

> > > needed isn't that much above present conditions."

> > > Her colleague, Jonathan Overpeck, of the

> > > University of Arizona, said: "This is a real

> > > eye-opener set of results. The last time the Arctic

> > > was significantly warmer than the present day, the

> > > Greenland ice sheet melted back the equivalent of

> > > two to three metres (6ft-10ft) of sea level.

> > > Contrary to what was previously believed, the

> > > research suggests the Antarctic ice sheet also

> > > melted substantially, contributing another 6ft to

> > > 10ft of sea level rise."

> > > The findings, which are published today in the

> > > journal Science, have emerged from a study that used

> > > data from ancient coral reefs, ice cores and other

> > > natural records to reconstruct the climate during

> > > the last gap between Ice Ages. In this interglacial

> > > period, between 129,000 and 116,000 years ago,

> > > temperatures in the Arctic were between 3C and 5C

> > > above present levels — a similar level to that

> > > predicted for the end of this century.

> > > The scientists found that meltwater from Greenland

> > > raised the sea level by up to 11ft, but coral

> > > records showed that the total global rise was

> > > between 13ft and 20ft. Dr Overpeck said that the

> > > melting of Antarctic ice sheets was the most likely

> > > explanation. As sea levels rose, the floating ice

> > > shelves off the coast of the continent would have

> > > become more likely to break up. That in turn would

> > > have allowed glaciers to dump more ice from the

> > > continent itself into the sea.

> > > He said that this was particularly worrying at

> > > present as the base of the West Antarctic ice sheet

> > > lay below sea level, which would allow ice to escape

> > > to the sea easily.

> > > Several recent studies have indicated that the

> > > Greenland ice sheet, which contains enough water to

> > > raise sea levels by 23ft, and the West Antarctic

> > > sheet, which holds enough for a 20ft rise, are

> > > thinning. Both are expected to take several

> > > centuries to melt completely, but could release

> > > substantial quantities of water by 2100.

> > > Dr Overpeck said that the results added to the

> > > urgency of measures to control the greenhouse gas

> > > emissions contributing to global warming.

> > >

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> > > Message: 2

> > > Sun, 02 Apr 2006 05:31:46 -0000

> > > "rishi_2000in" <rishi_2000in@>

> > > Re: aspects of rahu ketu 1/4 A RETHINK on

> > > Guru and Rahu

> > >

> > > Krishnanji,

> > > Change is inevitable, after all our senses and lives

> > > are a function

> > > of time.

> > > The value of Jupiter or Guru cannot be negated in

> > > any age.

> > > Similarly, even in the good old days Rahu and Ketu

> > > played their role

> > > and continue doing so even today.

> > > For what would be good if there is no bad.

> > > For what would be joy if there was no sorrow.

> > > They are all a part of our karma and we need to

> > > reddem ourselves

> > > through our own karmas.

> > > regards

> > > rishi

> > >

> > > , vattem

> > > krishnan

> > > <bursar_99@> wrote:

> > > >

> > > > Dear Friends,

> > > > From Rahu-Ketu to Guru is a traverse certainly

> > > through

> > > Phaladeepika but not of the wiseman shri

> > > Mantreswarji.

> > > > ultimately it comes to that all the evils in

> > > today's society is

> > > due to one of the "guru"s .Be it Deva Guru or Asura

> > > Guru.Incase if

> > > we have to have continuity we must find changed

> > > world as different

> > > from the past.what actually sounds as these

> > > "changes"that are gloomy

> > > and in bad taste only get highlighted and all other

> > > good things

> > > (there are many that have been occuring on day to

> > > day to day basis)

> > > which we may not like to be mentioned.

> > > > In today'ssituation, the order of the world is

> > > Humanbeing is the

> > > best judge of himself and no one likes to be

> > > convinced.This approach

> > > and attitude underscores the need of "guru" and the

> > > advent

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Sir,

Thanx.well explained and put about sumuhurtam's meaning and necessity

krishnan

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